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Nelly Kapurdova

Nelly Kapurdova did her studies in political sciences at New Bulgarian University, Sciences Po in Grenoble and University of Konstanz. During that period she took interest in youth policies as she wanted to be a part of the civil society in Bulgaria so she became involved in youth work for multiple youth organizations as a volunteer and as an analyst.

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Energiprojekten i Östeuropa som ges (o)självständighet

Av Nelly Kapurdova Sofia, Bulgarien, vintern 2013. Omkring hundra tusen demonstranter står utanför parlamentet och på Örnbron, som fortfarande är ett symboliskt monument för folkets frihetslängtan

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Change of influence within the Security Council of the United Nations

By Nelly Kapurdova “The world has changed and the UN must change and adapt. If we do not change the [Security] Council, we risk the situation

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